For technical reasons we won't be able to include non-English audio. Sorry!

I've been reading through the translations a bit and I noticed that for French the Seamoth and Prawn suit are using their English names. While not wrong, I believe this is a missed opportunity, especially considering how difficult those two words would be to understand for kids with limited fluency in English. My knowledge of French is very limited but to me something along the lines of "Mermite" and "Combinaison Homard" would sound pretty good.

I've said it in the Spanish thread already, for me the mindset when doing translations is to imagine myself being a 12 year old with very little fluency in English. Chances are they don't know what "moth" means. Maybe they recognize "sea" and know how to pronounce it, maybe not. I ask myself: would I cringe overhearing a conversation between said 12 year olds talking about how cool the "sous-marin se-a-moh" is?

For technical reasons we won't be able to include non-English audio. Sorry!

I've been reading through the translations a bit and I noticed that for French the Seamoth and Prawn suit are using their English names. While not wrong, I believe this is a missed opportunity, especially considering how difficult those two words would be to understand for kids with limited fluency in English. My knowledge of French is very limited but to me something along the lines of "Mermite" and "Combinaison Homard" would sound pretty good.

I've said it in the Spanish thread already, for me the mindset when doing translations is to imagine myself being a 12 year old with very little fluency in English. Chances are they don't know what "moth" means. Maybe they recognize "sea" and know how to pronounce it, maybe not. I ask myself: would I cringe overhearing a conversation between said 12 year olds talking about how cool the "sous-marin se-a-moh" is?

French kids would probably pronounce them in very french way that you wouldn't recognize it if you were hearing it. I don't think those kinds of words need to be understood literally since they point to some vehicules. I guess it's up to discussion anyway, we've just not seen anything yet that could suit.

"All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us"

"However beautiful the strategy, you should occasionally look at the results."

1) Schema "Pompe à air murale" (wall air-pump) :
Error : Plural form is not respected in this item description. It is missing an "s" at the end of "connecté".
Solution : The item description must end with "tuyaux connectés." instead of "tuyaux connecté.".

2) Databank entries not translated :
Two of them (only the title has been translated but not the content text), under Alien life forms -> Fauna -> Dead/Deceased.
Solution : Translate content text for :
-> "Restes d'un spécimen de recherche" (Remains of a research specimen).
-> "Squelette de Reaper Leviathan" (Reaper Leviathan skeleton).

4) Databank entry : Tablet names (under Downloaded Data -> Alien Data -> Scanned Data).
Typo : Two of the precursor tablets names have no capital letter for the color ("Tablette violette" and "Tablette bleu") but the third one has a capital letter ("Tablette Orange").
Solution : Either use capital letters everywhere or don't use it.

5) Schema "Pot de fleurs" (plant pots and shelfs) :
Confusing : There is 3 variants for the same name : "Pot de fleurs", "Pot à plantes", "Pot de plantes". The best variant is "Pot de fleurs" in French.
Solution : Choose between "Pot de fleurs" and "Pot à plantes" and use it for the four items.
In my optinion this should be the translated versions :
"Basic Plant Pot" -> "Pot de fleurs basique".
"Composite Plant Pot" -> "Pot de fleurs composite".
"Chic Plant Pot" -> "Pot de fleurs élégant".
"Plant Shelf" -> "Pot de fleurs mural" (but for this last one you can keep "Étagère pour plantes", it's fine).

Hello audio translation and mandatory
In Subnautica the end to spoil my immersion.
In Below Zero there is a lot of dialogue so more immersion.
Translating a game into multiple languages takes time and a lot of money.
I find the development time of Under Zero too short to make a good game (that's another subject) so implementing a voice translation for each country seems impossible.
Why not let the community do it?
Asked the Youtubeur to give their way.
The Youtubeur generally have good quality material, if a person little helped me to replace the files of the game via a mod or other I will be happy to work the audio respect as closely as possible the original
Can the Dev set up a system to facilitate the replacement of audio?